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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1963
Page
2
The Ottawa Herald notes offset printing glitches delay this week’s edition. Staff burned the midnight oil to meet Thursday’s deadline after press troubles. A serviceman fixed multiple machines and warned of further wiring issues as they aim to restore a steady schedule and plan an open house once on track.
A reader asks about freezing the stomach to cure ulcers. Dr Molner says the method is new, costly, and intricate, and urges that most ulcers respond to traditional treatment under a patient’s own doctor. He urges practical, proven care over experimental procedures and questions cost and accessibility.
Auld Lang Syne dispatches report the Dionne quints in satisfactory condition after tonsil and adenoid operations in Callander Ontario. Barbara Farley returns to teaching after bronchitis illness. Annette Haworth named editor of the Ottawa High School annual. William Ivey of 103 North Locust listed in critical condition after a stroke. Ottawa University Braves beat School for the Deaf at Olathe 12 to 0. Discussion of installing a power generator at Ott Dam.
AP report from Seoul details widespread frustration as educated young South Koreans struggle to find suitable work amid inflation. graduates flood newspapers with apprentice requests while banks and firms report similar mismatches. student groups remain wary as the military regime tightens control and civilians prepare for a possible transition.
On this date selections note a 1872 Boston fire that killed 35 and destroyed 959 buildings, 1620 Mayflower arrival at Cape Cod, 1918 Berlin rebellion and Kaiser abdication, 1941 Dunkirk wreck, 1961 Royal visit to Ghana, 1953 Supreme Court baseball ruling, 1958 Eisenhower China aid pledge, and 1963 Navy missile verification near Cuba.
Carole Joan Crawford of Jamaica won Miss World 1963 in London defeating 39 contestants. The 20 year old, 34 22 34, said she was named after an American actress and expressed surprise at the result. Miss United Kingdom finished as runner up.
Cedar publication from Ottawa Kansas lists editor Robert B. Wellington and pricing for subscriptions by mail within trade area as $1.00 per month or $9.00 yearly, and outside trade area $1.60 per month or $16.00 yearly. It notes Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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